Ocala Week VII Goes Out With A Bang with Sunday Jumpers featuring the $50,000 Ring Power Grand Prix
…– 10 Anabella Showcase 81, LLC Bryn Sadler – 4 – – 11 Barsa Olivia Dorey Olivia Dorey – 4 – – 12 Mi Phone Thinkslikeahorse Mallory Vale – 4…
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Three Steps to Tying Your Horse Safely
…wall. (Never tie your horse to metal stall bars/dividers. They can pop free under force and cause serious injury.) Tie your horse with a quick-release knot and proceed with your…
Postcard: Longines FEI World Cup™ Jumping Calgary Qualifier 2015
…Cup class, but a last-minute change occurred and Farfelu seemed ready for the challenge. “I’ve been gradually inching up the bars on him, but my main responsibility is to develop…
Saddle Fitting Tip: Where Exactly Should My Saddle Sit?
…up to the spine and feel where the lumbars begin and the ribs end. You want to make sure that your cantle is slightly higher than the pommel, and that…
Jim Wofford: Change the Rules—And Change the Sport
…it possible for unscrupulous riders and trainers to resort to abusive practices such as tack rails and offset rapping bars in preparing for show jumping. As presently constituted, these practices…
Anne Kenan’s Easy Steps to Improve Your Horse’s Topline
…front of you—as you would to steady the bicycle’s handlebars—with your shoulders back and square. Walk forward purposefully, asking your horse to maintain his momentum just as you would pedal…
Stressed in the Stall
…the rear and side so no contact with other horses was possible. • Individual box stalls with a solid rear wall but side and front walls that included vertical metal bars…
How To Treat Your Horse’s Thrush
…occurs in the tissue of the frog, the V-shaped structure located between the sole, wall and bars in the heel area of the hoof. The disease begins when bacteria penetrate…
Barefoot or Shod?
…sole, frog, and bars are all engaged in a bare foot, as opposed to the hoof wall bearing almost all of the weight with a metal shoe nailed to the…
The Bitless Bridle Debate
…“Soft tissues like the tongue can conform somewhat to the shape of the bit, whereas the hard tissue—the hard palate, the bars or the front of the nose—cannot,” she says….